Author: Lee Fullman
Source: articleage.com
Charter
Charter flights are there for a particular purpose - to take
holiday makers to a resort for their holiday and bring them
back again. You'll have to fit in with that schedule, though
there is more flexibility on routes where there are frequent, travel advice
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flights to the destination.
Such flights are organised by tour operators (such as, travel advice
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Monarch and First Choice) to supply transport for package
holidays to mainly Mediterranean destinations, the most
popular of which, travel advice
, are Tenerife, Alicante, Fuerteventura,
Paphos, Lanzarote and Faro.
Fares tend to vary depending on supply and demand. To
keep costs to a, travel advice
, minimum,, travel advice
, tour operators will always try to fill
their aircraft and will discount to the extent of selling below
cost to fill their allocations. Prices can be extremely high at
certain times, travel advice
, of the year when, travel advice
, many people want or need to
travel like during school holidays, bank holidays and
Christmas time.
The rules for charter flights are very strict. Once booked they
cannot be changed or cancelled without a charge of up to
100 per cent of the ticket value. Within the UK, Manchester,
Gatwick and to a certain extent Luton airport are the main
bases for charter flights. If you want a long stay, you will
need a scheduled airline or two one-way tickets.
Keep these few helpful tips in mind when looking for the
best package holiday with a charter flight.
Leave it to the last minute. A day or two before the flight, the
price of spare seats can drop.
Do some research. Gate 14 provides a wealth of
resources on airlines and flight discounts.
Check which airport you are flying into. Charter flights often
fly into airports with fewer facilities and that may be out of the
way, but because they are smaller you'll avoid the hassles
of a large crowded, noisy airport and queues tend to be far
shorter.
Find out what is included in the price of a air ticket. It is
worth checking the amount of luggage you can check in too.
Schedule Flights
Scheduled airlines are more recognisable. They are the
major players such as British Airways, Air France, United
Airlines and the low-costs such as easyJet and German
Wings. To get a cheap flight with a scheduled airline the
advice below will help cut down on costs.
Generally speaking you will get a cheaper fare by booking
early. There is a 'golden' time which you should aim for
when booking your tickets - and it's not last minute! This
window in time will give you the lowest air fare rate. Miss it
and it could cost you dearly.
Shop around for the best deal. One company will never
always have the cheapest price all the time. Be patient while
you are searching. It'll be worth it.
Be flexible with your flight times. Try departing on a
Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday rather than at weekends.
Go for early morning or late evening flights, but make sure
you will be able to get to the airport and from the airport
cheaply and reliably. Last thing you want is to be stranded
because there are no taxis or local transport.
Take a look at Gate 14, where you'll, travel advice
, find a no-frills airline
directory. To learn money, travel advice
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, techniques when travelling
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, publications and reports from various
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world you live in.
Lee Fullman is a travel journalist and researcher. His
contributions of valuable travel secrets can be seen via web
portal http://www.gate14.co.uk/index.html
For further contact email departing@gate14.co.uk
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